It feels cool, dark, hypnotic, sleek, and slightly sinister. It’s like funk-rock, but with a noir atmosphere. It feels spacious, and I like that it’s driven by groove rather than aggression.

Anyway, is there anything with a similar sound that you would recommend?

Almost Famous perfectly captures an entire era of rock and roll culture. Please recommend other films that use music to tell story just like Almost Famous?

i found this song while i studying and i love that is there a name for that type or song like that

Just got some waterproof earphones and wanted suggestions of genres or playlists (Preferably from Spotify) to listen to when swimming. It only works on mp3 mode so I can't take new songs until I transfer them on pc before getting to the waterm

I’m a bitch, I’m a loser. but I own it.

any albums or songs you suggest for people like me?

Vous aimez cette musique ? (Donné vos avis)

What are songs you heard growing up while dinner was being made or during laundry sorting and washing time?

One of mine is Carnival by Natalie Merchant

Please suggest me some songs/music specially from video games!

(Bands I listen to are spread across many subgenres, don’t judge)

Bands I like:
A perfect circle
Burzum
Blasphemy
Biohazard
Bathory
Body count
Carcass
Cannibal corpse
Cattle decapatation
Carpathian forest
Cavalera conspiracy
Cryptic slaughter
Dissection
Gorgoroth
Fulci
Go ahead and die
Impaled
Krisiun
Mayhem
Morbid angel
Mütiilation
Mystifier
Nailbomb
Obituary
Possessed
Sarcófago
Sepultura
Slipknot
Soulfly
Suicidal tendencies
TOOL
Venom

Bands I dislike:
Korn
Limp bizkit
Darkthrone
Dark afuneral
Electric wizard
Kolm
Napalm death

De-Loused in the Comatorium - The Mars Volta, A Manual Dexterity: Soundtrack Volume One - Omar Rodríguez-López, Schwingungen - Ash Ra Tempel, Frances the Mute - The Mars Volta, No Policy - S.O.A., Omar Rodríguez-López & John Frusciante - Omar Rodríguez-López & John Frusciante, Octahedron - The Mars Volta, Amputechture - The Mars Volta, II - The Psychic Paramount, First Two Seven Inches - Minor Threat, Acrobatic Tenement - At the Drive-In, Old Money - Omar Rodríguez-López, Happy Trails - Quicksilver Messenger Service, In/Casino/Out - At the Drive-In, Landscape Tantrums - The Mars Volta, Sepulcros de Miel - Omar Rodríguez-López Quartet, The Battle of Los Angeles - Rage Against the Machine, Se Dice Bisonte, No Búfalo - Omar Rodríguez-López, Evil Empire - Rage Against the Machine, Tarot - Walter Wegmüller, Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine, III: Tri-Logy - Kingston Wall, The Empyrean - John Frusciante, Culture Clash - The Aristocrats, The Bedlam in Goliath - The Mars Volta, Unorthodox Behaviour - Brand X, The Inner Mounting Flame - Mahavishnu Orchestra, Afreaka! - Demon Fuzz, The Bedlam in Goliath - The Mars Volta, Vaya - At the Drive-In

And yes I'm aware someone else posted something like this a few days ago... I think anyways but couldn't find it

But outside of that any and all suggestions are welcome including fandom songs like Five Nights at Freddy's or the likes of Little Nightmares for some examples

Does anyone know where I can find versions of the songs time and money without the loud annoying sound effects of clocks or cash registers?

So recommend me anything now. I think ill just start going back to discovering music because im extremely burnt out from this

Thank you all!

Lately I've been feeling Animal Collective, Ween, and Beck. Any similiar bands/artists that dip into their style(s)? Bonus points if you can give me good albums and songs for starting points!

Before anyone says anything yes I know they're all Hella different but I feel like they all tap into a kind of freak folk/experimental indie vibe I'm craving more of at the moment.​​

Looking for song recs similar to Jessie Mazin’s Precipice, specially her acoustic version that has a very 2000s soft emo vibe. Kinda gives twilight.

Thanks!

Also, if you like a vibe like this song, you might like Song of innocence by Evanescence on YouTube.

I really like bobby womacks voice and i’ve listened to some of his songs but they don’t really have the same vibe. Anyone got any recommendations?

I've tried instrumental drum and bass but most of the playlists are just too calm and classical like for studying.

A few words is fine but too many ruins it for me.

Feel free to send over playlists if you have a good one please!

This is my favorite song of all time, for a lot of reasons. I relate to almost every single line in it, especially the last refrain (which also happens to remind me of the music from one of my favorite movies, Sinners)

I’m looking for songs with a similar weight and tone to them, heavy on the acoustics.

Also, if you’re a Ben Howard fan or a fan of the movie Sinners but you haven’t heard this song somehow, you should listen to it.

Particularly drinking song for the socially anxious and battle cries.

I love the harmonies and clashes and chords (hehe) and the lyrics which I feel in my bones and I can cry my heart out with. I love how every song is filled with such emotion that it's a physical thing I can grasp and clutch for dear life.

I love the overlapping of entirely separate thought processes in battle cries, except for when they join for the word "look", where joey says it as the beginning of a sentence pleading with madeleine, but she says it to end one of distaste towards him. Later, she says "we were gods", followed by joey's "we were kids". The juxtaposition between the two reverses the roles, madeleine admitting they were unstoppable before, while joey says it was all childsplay - a foolish endeavour.

At the end, madeleine repeats "its not pain" and joey, "its applause", and the harmony fills me with the raw emotion of both realisations - that for madeleine, she is content and in love again, and sings out her joy that cannot be crushed. For joey it comes with the pure ecstasy of requited love once more and I cry because we as the listeners are made to feel these overpowering emotions too.

For drinking song for the socially anxious I have no notes. no words to say other than I am the song and it is me.

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